add cloud cover#599
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Looks like a good and correct McICA implementation to me. Thanks!
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Add cloud cover from McICA. The cloud cover is defined as the number of g-points that have a cloud in any layer divided by the total number of g-points. Cloud cover is defined for SW and LW separately because they have different numbers of g-points.
Corresponding change in ClimaAtmos: CliMA/ClimaAtmos.jl#4515
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